Atrioventrikulärer Block (AV-Block) und atrioventrikuläre Dissoziation

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Der atrioventrikuläre Block steht einerseits in Verbindung mit einigen wichtigen elektropathophysiologischen Mechanismen wie Verlangsamung der Reizleitung und Ersatzrhythmen. Andererseits verknüpft er sich mit interessanten und typischen EKG-Bildern wie Wenckebach-Periode oder Mobitz-Block und mit anderen Vorläufern eines kompletten AV-Blocks wie Schenkel- und Faszikelblöcken und deren Kombinationen. Insgesamt ist der AV-Block mit seinen verschiedenen Schweregraden von großem klinischem Interesse.

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(2008). Atrioventrikulärer Block (AV-Block) und atrioventrikuläre Dissoziation. In: Das EKG. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79122-5_13

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